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The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-30

Patents. wiliams,l5 COLON BIZ, minneapolis.
Atty and Solicitor. Late examinerU U. S. Patent Office.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-30

Nichols Blackberry Balsam is a sure cure for all
Summer Bowe Complaints; price % cents.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-30

f1iR &c Sure cure; thousands Of testimonials.
I'll n Pamphlet free. Dr.Waite, SpecialiKt,1l27
Hennepin ave. Minneapolis. ~ yrs. res.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-30

3 PHYSICIANS Ess g gssssssnf & IS q. ssys y. TI ,ss,SS s9 sSs sgei
khuEn Having exhausted the skill of three ply
hlhhos stcians. ] was completely discouraged, and so
- weak / could with difficulty cross the room
alone. I began taking DIR. Pferces Fayorite Prescription and
using the local treatment recommended in ais Common Sense
Medical Adviser, i commenced to improve at once. In three
months / was perfectly cured, and have had no trouble since. X
wrote a letter TO my family paper, briefly mentioning how my
health had been restored, and Offering to send the fun PARTICULAR
70 any one writing me for them. and enclosing q stdnped-en-
Uelopc for rcptD. / have received over four hundred letters.
In reply, 1 have described my case and the treatment used,
and have earnestly advised them to do likewise From a great
many 1 have received second letters OF thanks, stating that they
had commenced the use of sFavorfte Prescription, had sent the
$3.50 required for the Medical Adviser and had applied the
hpffar a1readvt
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-30

old SORES AND ULCERS Of long
~ standing cured byALLENS CLCERINE SALFE. itneyst
fails. BY Mail, CSC. Made BY J. T. Allen, st. Paul, MINI.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-30

" A Marvellous Cure-Mr r G.. f. SPRAGUKs
II udFhlnfg Of CYABtdI,s Mtch- writess II was troubled with
~ female weakness, leucorrhea ana falling Of the
n H0nTnnc womb for seven years, so / had to keep my bed
buuiUno. for a good part Of the time. j doctored with an
@mm& army OF different physicians. and spent large sums
Of money, but received no lasting beneht. AZ last my husband
persuaded me 20 try your medicines, which 4 was loafh to do,
because I was prejudiced against them. and the doctors said
they would do me no good. i finally told my husband that If
he would get me some q your incidents I would Try them
.Favorite PRESCRIPTION also, six bottles Of the Discovery, for
ten dollars. I took three bottles Of Discovery and four Of
sFavorte Prescription and 7 have been a sound woman for four
years. Then gave the balance Of the medicine to my sister, who
was tropbled IN tho same way and she cured herself in q short
time. I have not had to take any medicine now for almost
four years
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-30
| 500
| THROWN AWAY.
| The GREATEST
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The .Favorite Prescriptil
poor suffering women"
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-30

mEaEEEHM Morphine Habit Cured IN 10
ENRN 60 20 days. No pay tin cured.
VI GQknH Dc. =. stephens, Lebanon, ono.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-30

UM u Attorneys Washington. D. O..
~ IpstFuctious and optat9ns
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-30
TREAFgMG THE WRONG Disc

Many times women call on their mnyp physicians suffering as they Imagine one from Dyspepsia another
another from liver or Kidney disease aMh. from nervous exhaustion or proMntol anohrw with pain q
ts w5g6S y " SI @n%%at ha az sm0 me m Sp% Doms ans aa mm fgSg % Be% such aWRIh sa4MyET 5g @ M @TE nnp
womb disorder, The physicians mMto fhe @94 rBmng en@Hn@m MS maoem unit tmSn h ire
Dr. Pares FrDre Prescription directed to IN cause would have entirely removed the disease thereby
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-30

PENSIONS 5: ;::s' !: 4. a, !: :3 g:sE', |: ;i r.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-30

ALIENS IRON TONIC BHTTERS.
- The great Tonic, Blood Purifier, Appetizer and Liver
InYigorator. Genuine made BY J T. Allen, St. Paul, Nina.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-25

xKB rRrCg AND OUTLOOK or THE san
ERAnCzBco WHEAT MAnxxz.

TzS PRrCs AND OUTLOOK or THE akn
SRAHCsco WHEAT 1kAHxxz.
San RnANuzsCo, Aue. 2A-Ths I0oEI
wheat market continues 10 be as great
an enigmR ~ e any time since the
closing Of the Gall Board on August 1
Values continue 20 stoedily decline,
with very aliRht outward trading a
signs OF exeiaomeut. AfisR the eNnsn-
ton Of business for nineteen days, tha
Gall Boagd resumed itB sessions Las
Monday. 4bo operators Wega timtd
In putting out wheat optiong sn6 bai-
ness 10 that line was almost nominal.
On the nEs1 day thare was Sos ona
selieR 1859 euntEaut, The recorded pKioa
being 8E46. A. ne morninG session Of
Tuesday theRe were theee sales Of 1c2
tone eAch ak Q range II e1.l&0I.4k.
Thia morning the figures for liko on.
tioaa RANGED from &I.37l< at the open-
ing 10 81 361< 90 the close, showing q
decline ct about g psR ton In Q single
day. In the afternoon NOS Q HnQla
trade Vas recorded. The hiQhest pEloe
offered was i.30. with offerings nt &l.1b.
DespitA thia great break in prices, no
failures are reported. although kha fAct
10 we'll established that he hoidinRB Of
wheat by she former bali clique are
enormous but lhere is no SIGN Of thsir
weakening THAR hold upon the grain
pufohased at figures varying from eI.70
up 70 S2.171<.
John w. WaekAy, Who has bean fro-
quently named as the chief holder Of
wheat, viii make no puhlio statements
beyond retteFating what be declared Q
few days ESQ. namely, that be he's no
personal interest Of any character In
the wheat maxksA. Tho traders gen.
orally claim that wheat is nov abous on
the foreign shipping basis, thonQh the
bear traders claim The price Wfil have
10 drop 30 about Sl.20 per GENITAL for
ahinment 10 LiHnrnonl.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-25
HlfR CONVENTIONS.
Republicans Of Maryland
and Iowa Assembled.
TNAT OFFICIAL TELEcRAM.
RsnnsylvaaiA RroAIhisisalsfs- -OGsrinxs
fur Boaas-cotssa h RaxiHaA-
Hsnry Wizards ssAsms
Asking FOR Hm-
tAEy Ala.
xE1 grAxM co1vMaEFsuM ADOPTS REAR-
RoAM AID nozuNATn8 A coz
PNMTR THuwMF

xz1 grAxM coxvENFsuM ADOPTS A RnAR-
FoAM AID nozuNATE8 A coz
PEMxn xzukMT.
B1LTnHoEK. AuQ. 2t.-fhs stats Oun-
ventiun Of the Republiean party, tc
nominats candidates for 0oVernoE,
CompeFulles and Atlormey- General, met
h his city e o'eloek. A tsmpoEary
organization was eGeohed and cnmlnis
tees % permansnt olganization and
rosslutiona were appolltsd, alAar. .whieh
. Recess was taken V affurd tine 70 ~
lThs platform dsmanas radical r.
form IN The clyil service, And
that the poser oe removal fol
cause shall accompAny The power oi
appointment. lt declares that the aa.
lion of the President regarding NE
Federal appointments ia ooncluaiv8 evil
dsnoe that his profession Of civil ser-
vice reform vas hollow and eelusiVa.
Congress should pas tha Blair Eduoa-
ton bill. ID fAVurs Of cone measure
for adjusting lha differences between
capital and Labor, for aho passage Of a
laW protesting American labor, ana for
The passage Of q stringent Law against
the u8e of money at eleotiona
Ths balance Of The platform deals
with local questions
The toilouinQ nominations were
made; For GoverneE. w. d. Brooks;
Comptroller. r. B. Dixon; AtioFney
6sneral. Francis Miller. After the
nominations were made ]. X. OowAn, q
pFomineni leader Of the reform move.
meat in the DsmocEatis party. VS. in
ifoduoed, and In q STRONG speech
pledged the Rspnhlioan tickos ths full
suppora of The IndsPsndant Dsmo-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-25

HR RAssKD A GOOD MIGHT on REsr AND
HIS ooAprzIoA y MUCH nRnoyxp.
Bar FAAncEsoo. Aue. 2k.-GogeEnag
better than was anticipated. Columbus
was hope that she life Of the Governor
would be prolonged for Q few days.
my brothsr passed very good night" !"
said Mr.. Bartlett. "He vent 20 sleep
eaSly and did not often awaken and
then only for q few moments. When
be recetved some nsuEishment about 8
O'Clock Lass night, he expressed Q wish
70 see DR.. Beers Of Trinity church, an
old friend Of his. The D0otoR arrived
about 10 O'Clock and administsrod the
lass sacrament. He is Rlso with him
this morning. The Governor has taken
very little n0uEiahment. but IL is sur
pristnR 70 Hote the change In bis oondi-
tion. may say be is very much better.
dis spsech IL clearer and his voice has
gained strength. The house has been
besieged with visitors since the an
nouncement vas made that the Gov
eFnor's life vas In danger. The Gov
eEner was watched last night By DFa.
Perry and BuekneIl."
Eafiy tai8 afternoon the il4oSefnof'0 9
eondition vas more favorable. He waa
resting comfortable and bis mind vas
perfectly clear.
A dispatch from Oakland 81 6 . clock
this evening says that Governor Bart
lett's paralysis is disappeaKine.
At 11slB thie evening Governor Bart
lett wa resting easily with ne prospect
Of an immediate change In bis eondi-
ton.
MHssAaM on sxNPATHY.
OAKLAND (OaL), Aua. 2k.-John =,
Swift. Republiean aubaFnafogial eandi.
date at the last eleetion, eent q message
Of sympathy 10 Governor BaFtlett 10
day. AZ Q late hour this afternoon thl
GoveKnoF wna resting eaefly.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-25
RICE ALASKA.
rHs azRAT SALMON KuN AND TIE hAzx
oTHxn VALUABLE nrTEMEsTB
unrna uwwwrapnn

EnH azRAT SALMON KuN AND TIE MAz1
oTHKn VALUABLE nNTKRKsTB
ERrNo pEvKLoPD.
BAH FRANcrsco, Auz. 2l.--Ths ChroHt-
Gle says editoEially today; '.6ome ap-
pFehsnaion has been expFeHsse this year
that the Columbia river was dshed cut,
but the enormous catch along the
Alaakan shore may indicate . hegira
of the Oolumbin river ealmon north
ward. These nah De emiefate some
times In thai wAy, In obediencs 70 some
Iaw Of tnsiF nafaFs which pisoieuitnrisls
have nc1 ye4 learned, and Il nay Be
possible that the lizht catch in one
plaes % 10 be aoooznted for BY the sx-
lraoedinary run In others.
~YeaT b year Alaska gives fresh svi-
dencea Of tbs valus and OF the wisdom
Of ita purehasa. Nov u b Q Rold mins
discovered. some proatAbis induatFy
created and dsveloDed, oE soms fshsFy
established. TAking tnto conaideFation
ell the advantaRss of Alaska and al
the thinRa of vaiua which ahs produces,
ia VIII Be- founa that The Territory ID
pAyina q very handsome interest," on the
arn0unt Of monsy Invested In tie prE-
chase IRON Rusaia.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-25

sIsnsr 10 employ counsel. a was nat
desirable 60 90 90 ca aocount uf NE
EhoF1 notice. Senator Stamford
answered that a Senmaor ahonld
nnt Be coupellaa 10 anEWor Il
Quusaso1a rr6poaed b. the Commls-
s1c1eEs ina1mueh e. ConeFe2 eo1l1
no1 ealenala lls inqnisifuFiai RoweFa %
psrsuns outxide thai body and fuzfeeR
Alleged Ina reasoa that TIE GoVernnent
being sredltoEs q tha PaelHo roads 4
euald nol demand an noeoant fEom fha
eompany uafa tha maturity 90 the
baads. Whish would occur in 1855.
Tho Cnmmiasiam hied bEief wiah
lea Oourt and d expscas q desiSioo -
be rsndnEed neat week. ThgEe u an
othaR eana 10 Be dsoidsd b. Ne
San Francisco ooara I'm whl1h
NE Commlusion - inaafes1ed. Wills
enc cf its witnesses wAn aoqnA taking
he alnnd 10 testify 10 certain matters
thara was an fnjuneflan Ta1aEaininR nim
from giving hia testimony % lAe oour
mission. suit IL nov 10 have thak in-
junction renewed. and TIE oomml1ion
Will emrlay oonnanl % aid IL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-25

Ispaln 4 eania Ra Rnzlroad. 40 d
eanas IA spaAkinR of The noEthsEn ouilsi
tor tnn1 syHlen, sfalea thaA n ~ mine
I'll BE- z question uf unly Q ahoEa
tina be11Ee the road will - balll nosih-
yaRd Re tbfnks tai ~ wusk win Be
done noan.
fAo seatnnGu1n mads On tAa san
kIAneiles papers that Uolenai Weodnrd,
q tAe Wabash, waa bo1dinR Alnmeda
paopeEay Toe the 8Anfa 70, b saaasd
bare % Be Eidienleus On ~ faee. In
tha Azss place. Woo8nra has always
bssa a1taRn1iEtla 10 tAs Santa Re gga-
s1us and b the lnal msn In tha oeunfxy
uhe Would emplo1 himsalf h thA. a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-25

rHx mnETIsm o0yMnNnrKaT DEnoUMnED
Roa PnooEAk1uHo xnu LEAeun-
IomDom, Ana. 2As--An opan air meat-
ina was held e WesiminslsF this even
ina for NE Varposs Of dsnouncing tha
GeyoEumantis action 10 pFooialminR
the League. Sir william Vernon HaE-
ccuFt addssnssd The meeting. He
ansead ChambeFinin's etaisms1i1 Of
Saturday 30 ths oHeet THAI Ireland waa
free from crime aud ye9, oDniiuued tee
apeaknF, MemEg. OhambeElain and Fol-
linasby, Who wsEa eppooed % eoefoaon
after ths PhBuix PARK mufasEns ooun-
1enenos oosruicn nou uhen Ireland e
traDauil, even without TIE local govern
menf Whieh thsy formerly ia1lste9 upon
a. an essential ao00npa1imeua. NJ.
ChnmboEiain appeaf1 70 hke the
prinoiplo, bua nos he appllcaslon of
soaruion. He o1Ght 70 have known
that 10 aiVe Ne ToTies 3 eoeEolan set
with adVios nos 70 uss u w0ald Be hke
putsinR tiger 10 q eaa9 With 3 man
aud erfolnfna is nos 10 oss she mAn.
The G0ysrnmsni ussd ths Uni9ninis e.
. eats paw 20 pass ins eoasosoa ball,
and nov they treat tneif eeyiee sttn
oanismVl and tAFoaien 20 Dissolve Far
Iiamsnt and annihilate Ne paFtg u lhsY
wlthdfaw thsis suDpoRt ffom ths Gov
ernmen1.
RsfsFrina 10 Lord HaEtinglo1, hs
nd be woasd FsgEst 70 hear thaa hia ab-
sosp1lon b ths ToFy party had aileady
bsan arranRsd foE, bat hope1 Lord
Hastfngtoa wuald - WaKnod u time b
fhs Had PARA of Mr.. 0osehEn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-25
PErR KERKE.


fspscaal 10 The Ro9T-IzxxE1zazEcEA. I
EoxzH YkKnEA. Ana. A.-FstsE KiFks
has banded several iron elaina In the
Qsalum distriea for ninety daya IN
Sums FMDeinQ from 9150o 10 e10000. fnE
TIE puTpoas Of tessing tbs quality of
ths iFun sss and he eoks making Quality
a. eha eoaf h that nsiahb1Fbood- Re
eonMdsu fhe psospeols n that locality
fmsuEAhas.
A nriy, tnniading J. b. Reeves, q ~
eaunsi for ths 60famne of 0ecxRl
GAIA hag Runa 70 TIE mOuntAina
partly foR reaFsaiien and partly 10 dis
cszuE, Il ponzibaa. any eFi6e1ee b psgvl
tha innoeanea ef niB aiisut q ths mmr.
Der Of DsGFn9- Thsy sxpset 70 rstaxE
IN nboat te1 oAyA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-25
The San Francisco Alta
Talks to the Chronicle.
THE eREAT uAEaT EHlanl.
Gsvsrsar Rarslsss InREsvsa : Rish
AlAska-Pstsr KlRks h Cls-
alum-RaElFeae TaIk-cAi-
nsss BriBsr csuvistsd
-Corner stoas.


San FRAzumoo. Ang. 24.-This moEn-
tna's Ala has this % Bay regarding she
charges aaains1 ex-Oollsetnz Beechsx;
Ihia Coast and TIE Dominiun and
Mexioaz frnztiezs offaE Gns oppartuni-
ties fos smuRgling and Il b q business e.
vel erzanizsd &c any bfanoh Of legiti-
mate trade. Tia capital ongaRsd IN Il
is fuFnished BY man who ere apparently
above 1spioion and Who can safely
inspiFe newspapeF stacks on political
grounds upon ofioefa whose onenne b
Mdelity 20 the insegeat Of the Treasury.
Such has been tbs inspiration Of theae
attacks on Captain BeecheF and We are
confident thai he can answer 30 The
Government satisfactorily upon every
point thai has been mAda against him.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-25
oFFIcIAG FKLEeRAM.

TKxT OF THE PnnsEnRNT'B nHFLx TO
oEAmMAE PATrzsaN's TKLB0aAM.
WAGErnoToH. Aug. 2l-The Presi-
dents attention vas called today 20 q
matter lately appearing II tbe New
York World 10 the eject that be waa
not properly supporting The Ocmmis-
aI0ners appointed 30 oxamlne into tho
affairs OF The Pacific railroads, and civ.
ing as proof Of The charge what vas a.
is Red 10 be the contents Of The PFesl-
dontN answer 70 Chairman Pattieon'I
dispatch, proposing assistant counsel IN
ths proceedings against Leland ssan-
The President said; II have no TINA
10 read o. reply 10 the misEepFasenta-
tons Of The opposition newspapers and
am not al an afraid thai they viii sne
oeed 10 deeeivinQ the people - 70 thi
policy or course 81 NE adminiatfation
touohinQ the matters In question. bat II
there Il q man, woman % child Whc
would feel easier after Feading the eia.
patch which ] ala send 70 Governor
Paatiacn they can have is.n 10 va
HANDED 10 the reporter and vas q
BxDCUfzvB MkNEoH,
wAsMNoroH. DO. Aug ie. 1881.
To Robert Pafffsos, Chairman U. 8
Psoiac Rairoaa CeMmissioa, Sas kraB.
eisoo, CaliforHis; upon your ulaiemenl
that IN your Judgment counsel should
Be empioyed' ! aathoFizs and approve
dnovxn CLxvELAED.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-25

uMMooAAk4 And p4ulAAA fHRLH
RREMoIRLRs.
Dw MouEEs, (Iowal. AuR. 2l.-Ths
Ropublicap 61alo Oouvention met thiI
mornina And afteR The appointment q
he usual committees. adjourned until
3 o'c1oak.
0oVsEnor LaEsabes and LIenisnanl
HAll were rsnominaaod b. aoolRmation.
8ena1og George 8. Rohinssn was nom
mated for eupfems Judee and HenPy
eabtn for eapezinteadsnt of Publio
IngtEuo1ion.
The platform adopted contained IN
the nFa9 elause q consideration Of the
question Of free ballst and "a honest
count In the SoQih. 10 is sgtaled ahaA
the Suppression Of TIE black mans vote
is Q national wrong and bold and VIII
fnl attempt 10 make one vote n the
South equal 70 awo in ahe North. ID
favorn pfctoeaien nnd q pEastioalla re-
dnotinn o9 National and Slala taxes.
and advoeates The strict snioFsemsnt
and Improvement 0f the elvil service
laws.
Tha sixth CLAUSE 1.-THE platform con
demna the administration OF Cleveland
fer ifs shameful abuse % the Union
snldlara. Che deapotln use of the veto
power and an attempt 70 revive she
verdict Of the var BY the surrender Of
The rebel battle hegs.
The tenth olauae expresses sympathy
With the people N their struggle for
home rule, whether the IFiah people led
bY Gladstone or the poople Of this
country, deprived Of home rule by the
partisan injustice Of the DemsoEatio
party.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-25

m AMEyM ~ RMILAuzLRHzA AID -
rla1rzuIAxKLx uTEnxfBWMp.
PuxAumERuA, Aaa. 2A.-EE- 0oseE-
nae Pat1innn. Cnafrman q Ne Unioa
Paalas Rallway Commimloz, arrived
hera ahis aya1ina. He wa8 sho9n .
dInDaeah faln1ina b ~ meaaaao of
PrsuiaanA ClgEalan4 70 emDioy epnnssl
faR fha au4aEnwa11 u TIE pFoceedIngE
nrnfnHa 9anntos 8enafuEd. Hsnnlf thaa
- Cammislion undaIN1oo9 that they
oaala have wunhB " uaoet tba oost bot
- hnerfnR was a1f61n1y pEs1IpIla1ed
a asa WaAmaa6mV b9fos0 3u408 HleA4I
- nofh W1s h1aauf NJ ~ facl fka8 -
PBsntanna knf tsiaarap3sd tn O mmia
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-25
RAnRoAD TAkM,

xmn aAxzA N ooausa NozxEwkHD Hc1
aAm EaAncmoo. AnR. A-A dispatsh
fTum enn Di1ge today aagE ~. A.
Blnsul, TEnfAs ManAaeE 81 Ne Aienieun.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-25

SAH FRANcnoo. Aug. 2l.-"LAllle
Pete" the OAiaaman on trial for at
tempting 20 hEibe witness II 0hiness
murder cass and opri1R whoae trial
attemu1s ls hFihe The jurors trying him
bad been exposed, vas found guilty
today.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-25

Beif-ponssulion d . young gouan 3
weii encnah fos whils. bet ahe ahonid
net kesp b uD 80 lonGs--Psek.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-25

PEuADxxRExA, Ang. St.-The Phiilies
bad . narrow escape from defeat eaday
and pulaed OF only by hard woEk. Fsi-
iovinR h the score b. innings:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-25

O0EoaHE, Ana. 2A-Tha Gasstts says:
'fNeRuliationn will shortly be opened b.
tween Germany and Francs regarding
sxpulsions. France only agrees 10 no.
Rotiate on the 70 re-openina Of OhambeRs,
reassviuR meanwhile the right b retail.
iats for exUnlaions from Alsaes-L.o-
raina.s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-25

4An PnAxclsco. AuR. ss.-F. WlilinQ.
Q miner, who returned flum Oookaa In
lee, Alankn. On tha schooner H9ra,
s1aiea thal hia party found veins 81 esai
vaEylnW from mevun % two feed iH thick
neaA 6amples of tie oeai sho4n aBpo1l
10 BE- Ignite win q hitaminoua eumpe1l-
lfoa. The samples WeFe oe1alne4 IRON
ne surface Of Che vsinA u Ia thonaht
thai working maY pczgitly develop q
batter quality Of coal,
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NOTICE.

u PARTIES HAvTxa RKIATTvEs On
isise4 alEtst n vAAt b knaWn - toe
- tNSesaFd n FSss xcWns1na. are notne4 y
-sss ths eee,ss e ths ans Wst1la n'lSey
Fw PKFTf01ov& "a
stsWHeenA. Aagn.a 1. tss1. aazf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-25

L0WDom, Ana. &.-Tha DAILY Tsis-
erapA oommondB The American poaos
memorial, and says 'sThare should BE-
no question during The time 70 justify
var bstwOen EnRliah apeAkinR nations
Who are of common bleed and have 9
common lanRunaa and llbaEa1nes. II
the memorial proves snoeenful it might
lead 70 European International aEhifra-
tion.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-25

HARRInHuna (Pa), Ang. "a. - The
state Prohihiiion oouRenlion was called
te eFdsr aa 10 oaclcck this morning. with
about 400 delegates present. A tempe
raEy organization waa oomplaand, Oom-
millees on Reeolutiong and permanene
Organization appointed, and tha con
veniion ndiouensa untll this aftsFneon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-25

WAsHm0roN, Aug. 1b.-1eoletaEy
Fairohila today opened the shiRd Zoe of
proposals. for sales d the ~ peR oenA
bonds. under ska tarms Of iha recent
Treasury circular. Tue total ameuet
offered waa &7.lt6, 800. Of which &c, 6,3oi,
800 are reRisiersd and e8it. zoe eoHpon1.
The offerings VARIED from 9l.07 70
a. 10.
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HAHCoax. (Mleh.). Ana. 1f-fho Ives
Parry d elimlna.so eomplssslg ffom Ne
Mineral Range manaaemeHt a. isg an
nnai aieeilon. I1o nsg manaas@en1
siook from l2s.ooo 70 10000 shafoA.
Hsshamw Ksarnsd ef ghs nainaing neshss
NV YoHM, A1a. 2A-Tne Igss FefsE-
enss oino was bagun todng befsrs en-
Jndaa Mesh DAVIS. % - adiaasnmsot
nOshsna had hseB lsaEns9 nbgut the
missing books-
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WwnA On. H., Ana. 2k-0esssai
Biank, ouwmtm.o@aE d FenAsD1a m
r-1SrSaa auits 10 Wi.h indamma1orY
rhanmsEia@s a tAe rGs10Gnoo q bsGlsun
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-25

BGa RaAMcxaOo, Aug. M.-Adoiph
sutro has again aenef0usiy e0natc1
1000 nnediina tfeas 20 BE- dls4kibnao0
among the papila of Ne pubiie schools.
and by them pianied and oared for.
TIE obieet of MF. ButFe, II " develop
taals Tor tree piansiag amene ths city
nasflAnmm
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EBEN SMITH,

Attorney at Law,
ma commiwioner and Notary Public.
Pine Ards bought and soi4.
P. box oss. neattis. Wei. Jae
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eAn FnGnuzsuo, Aag. 2l.-yudgs Mar
uhT aoaay sunisnoed ". O. MoRKs9sa
sn1 a. x. Myers, a1Esw eon6amsns 10
II and ssVss yearB ImpEisonmesA re-
apss1Ivaly, IN the San Qnantin STATE
pFisss.